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Stuffed bell peppers
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Stuffed bell peppers

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A key summer vegetable, peppers can be found on the shelves from June to September, and even in October depending on the year and the place of cultivation. In addition to its summer colours, the pepper is the vegetable with the highest vitamin C content.
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Aubergine, apricot and chickpea salad
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Aubergine, apricot and chickpea salad

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Here is a delicious recipe for aubergine, apricot and chickpea salad with honey and basil. This vegetarian recipe blends oriental and Provençal flavours. It is rich in fibre, vitamins and minerals. It also contains good quality fatty acids (omega-6). To complete the protein intake, you can easily add feta cheese or strips of parmesan cheese.
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Tempeh Shepherd’s pie
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Tempeh Shepherd’s pie

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This minced meat recipe is a great plant-based alternative to the classic minced meat dish. The tempeh gives a unique and delicious taste. Try it and see!
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Quiche with carrots
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Quiche with carrots

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If you need a beautiful brunch idea for Easter, this is the perfect one! This is a delicious carrot quiche that will most probably make your guests happy. Enjoy!
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Pangasius with farfalle, vegetables and curry mascarpone sauce
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Pangasius with farfalle, vegetables and curry mascarpone sauce

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With Easter around the corner, Good Friday is also coming up soon and whether you are Christian or not, you might be used to eating fish on Good Friday. This recipe is perfect if you’re looking for some ideas on what to prepare.
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Wintery Quinoa Bowl
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Wintery Quinoa Bowl

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Looking for a time-saving yet delicious recipe? Try our wintery quinoa bowl! By the way, the superfood quinoa comes from South America and is also known as the “gold of the Incas”. Already thousands of years ago, the Inca warriors knew how nutritious quinoa is. That’s why they enjoyed this pseudo-cereal to increase their stamina.
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